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My gratitude to both individuals as well as First Responders from louisiana for being such tremendous humanitarians. A pressing issue in texas is the issue of fuel. Now, this is an issue that is pressing in part because of a reaction to some media reports where the facts are that theres plenty of fuel, plenty of gasoline in the United States of america. Theres plenty of gasoline in the state of texas. All that said, we are ensuring an even greater supply of gasoline so we can tamp down any concern about accessibility to fuel the people may want to access over the course of the coming labor day...

5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 5, Sept. 2 and Oct. 7.

Georgina Godwin sits down with John Happ to discuss his new book 'The Navigation Case' about one of the greatest campaign victories in the history of the US…

The son of a veteran who hailed from the northwest suburbs worked with federal officials and a museum in Papua New Guinea to send the artifacts his dad acquired in WWII back to the Pacific island nation.

While stationed in the Pacific during WWII, Len Happ traded for a rare bow and arrow set. His son has found a home for it in a Papua New Guinea museum. Madeline Buckley, Chicago Tribune When John Happ was bequeathed items from his father’s service as an Army pilot during World War II, one piece of memorabilia stood out most of all: a bow and arrow set that spans nearly 6 feet, with ornate hand carvings. His father, Len Happ, was stationed in Papua New Guinea during the war. He traded with the people there, exchanging some of his G.I. provisions for the bow and arrows. Len Ha...